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Opens a Clipboard file and displays the contents in the Clipboard window.


Saves the Clipboard contents to a new file.


Makes the selected ClipBook page available to others.


Makes the selected ClipBook page unavailable to others.


Connects to a ClipBook on another computer.


Select Computer

Use the Select Computer dialog box to select a remote computer.

Computer

Displays the name of the remote computer you want to select. To select a computer, you can either click a name in the Select Computer list or type the name of the computer in the Computer box.

Select Computer

Displays the names of domains and workgroups and their computers. To select a computer, click the appropriate computer name, and then click OK.


Disconnects from a ClipBook on another computer.


Quits ClipBook Viewer.


Copies the contents of the selected ClipBook page onto the Clipboard.


Saves the contents of the Clipboard as a new ClipBook page. You name the ClipBook page by typing a page name in the Paste dialog box.

The Paste dialog box has the following options:

Page Name

Provides a space for you to type the name you want to assign to the ClipBook page.

Share Item Now

Makes the ClipBook page available to others.


Pastes the contents of the Clipboard onto the current ClipBook page.


Clears the contents of the Clipboard or removes a page from the ClipBook.


Displays or hides the ClipBook Viewer toolbar.


Displays or hides the notification area.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook by title.


Displays each page of the selected ClipBook as a black-and-white miniature snapshot.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page.


Displays the Clipboard content in the format it was in when placed onto the Clipboard.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as standard ANSI (American National Standards Institute) text.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as a bitmap (BMP) image.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as a Windows Metafile (WMF) image.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in symbolic link (SYLK) format, an ASCII text format used by some older Microsoft products.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in data interchange format (DIF).


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as a tagged image file format (TIFF) image.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as text using the OEM character set.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as a device-independent bitmap (DIB) image.


Displays the color palette for the image saved on the selected ClipBook page.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as data for the pen extensions to Microsoft Windows.


Displays the sound file saved on the selected ClipBook page in resource interchange file format (RIFF).


Displays the sound file saved on the selected ClipBook page in waveform (WAV) audio format.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in a custom format specified by the program from which the information was originally copied. You can only view the information with a display format; you cannot paste it into another document.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in a custom text format specified by the program from which the information was originally copied. You can only view the information with a display format; you cannot paste it into another document.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in a custom bitmap (BMP) format specified by the program from which the information was originally copied. You can only view the information with a display format; you cannot paste it into another document.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in a custom Windows Metafile (WMF) format specified by the program from which the information was originally copied. You can only view the information with a display format; you cannot paste it into another document.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as an Enhanced Metafile (WMF) image.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in a custom Enhanced Metafile (WMF) format specified by the program from which the information was originally copied. You can only view the information with a display format; you cannot paste it into another document.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page as text using the Unicode character set.


Displays information about the file or folder saved on the selected ClipBook page.


Displays user preference information related to the language used within the contents of the selected ClipBook page.


Displays the contents of the selected ClipBook page in a custom format specified by the program from which the information was originally copied.


Arranges open windows so that the title bar of each window is visible.


Arranges all open windows one on top of the other, so that each window is visible and none overlap.


Arranges all open windows side by side, so that each window is visible and none overlap.


Arranges icons in a row at the bottom of the ClipBook Viewer window.


Updates the active window.


Lists all open ClipBook windows and the Clipboard window, including those that have been reduced to icons. You can make an open window active by clicking its name in the list.


Displays the topics in ClipBook Viewer Help.


Opens the Index tab for ClipBook Viewer Help, where you can use keywords to look up information.


Describes how to use Help.


Displays version and copyright information about ClipBook Viewer.


The System menu contains the following commands:

Restore

Restores the active window to its former size after it has been maximized or minimized.

Move

Allows you to use your mouse or arrow keys to move the active window to another position.

Size

Allows you to use your mouse or arrow keys to change the size of the active window.

Minimize

Reduces the active window to an icon on the taskbar.

Maximize

Enlarges the active window to its maximum size.

Close

Quits ClipBook Viewer, or closes the active window or dialog box.


Automatically starts the program that was used to create the information on a shared ClipBook page whenever anyone attempts to link to that shared ClipBook page. For another user to create a link to information stored on a ClipBook page, the program used to create the information must be running on your computer.

If the ClipBook page contains a bitmap or plain text, you do not need to select this option.


Specifies that the program used to create the information in the shared page will run as a minimized icon on your computer. Running the program as an icon prevents the program from interrupting any other programs that may be running.


Sets or changes permissions for groups and users to access shared ClipBook pages.


Provides a space for you to type the name you want to assign to the ClipBook page.


Makes the ClipBook page available to others.


ClipBook Page Permissions

Use the ClipBook Page Permissions dialog box to set or change permissions for groups and users to use the selected shared ClipBook page.

For more information about this dialog box, click one of the following:

 ClipBook Page

 Owner

 Name

 Type of Access

 Add

 Remove


Add Users and Groups

Use this dialog box to add a group or user to the permission or auditing list for a shared ClipBook page.

For more for information, click one of the following:

 List Names From

 Names

 Add

 Show Users

 Members

 Search

 Add Names

 Type of Access


Find Account

When you add a user or group to the permissions or audit list, you must know the name of the domain that contains the user's or group's account. Use the Find Account dialog box to locate the domain of an account on a Windows Server network.

For more information, click one of the following.

 Find User or Group

 Search All

 Search Only In

 Search Results

 Search

 Add


Local Group Membership

Displays the members of the local group selected in the Add Users and Groups dialog box.


Global Group Membership

Displays the members of the global group selected in the Add Users and Groups dialog box.


ClipBook Page Auditing

Use this dialog box to audit the use of a shared ClipBook page by groups and users.

For more information, click one of the following:

 ClipBook Page

 Name

 Events to Audit

 Add

 Remove


Displays the owner of the selected ClipBook page. To take ownership of the ClipBook page, click Take Ownership in the Owner dialog box.


Audits the use of shared ClipBook pages by specified groups or individual users.


Special

Use this dialog box to customize the permissions assigned to a group or user for a shared ClipBook page. You can assign or deny permissions for the following:

Viewing the page (Read)

Changing the page (Write)

Linking to the page (Initiate static)

Receiving updates to the page you are linked to (Initiate link)

Requesting the page from the server (Request)

Requesting updates to the page from the server (Advise)

Storing information in the page (Poke)

Allowing the application that owns the shared page to perform actions based on the information in the page (Execute)

Adding an item to the page (Add)

Having the right to see the page listed when requesting a list of available pages (List)

Deleting the page (Delete)

Viewing access permissions for the page (Read control)

Changing access permissions for the page (Write DAC)

Changing ownership of the page (Write owner)


After searching the specified domains, displays users or groups that were found as a result of the search criteria.


Displays the name of the selected ClipBook page.


Displays the name of the owner of the selected ClipBook page.


Displays the names of groups and users and their current permissions. To change a permission, click the group or user, and then click a permission in Type of Access.


Displays a list of available permissions. To change a permission, click the group or user in the Name list, and then click a permission.


Adds groups or users to the Name list.


Removes a selected group or user from the Name list.


Displays the name of the domain or computer whose groups are shown in Names. To display groups and users in another domain or on another computer, click another domain or computer.


Displays the groups or users belonging to the current domain or computer. To add groups or users to the permissions list, click them in the Names list, and then click Add.


Adds the selected groups or users to the Name list in the ClipBook Page Permissions dialog box.


Displays the names of users belonging to the current domain or computer in the Names list.


Displays the members of the selected group.


Click to start the search for the domain to which a specified group or user belongs. To add a group or user, you must know the name of the domain that contains the group or user account.


Displays the names of groups and users that you are adding to the Name list in the ClipBook Page Permissions dialog box. To add groups or users to the Add Names list, click them in the Names list, and then click Add.


Displays a list of available permissions. To set a permission for the groups and users in the Add Names list, click a permission, and then click OK. This option is not available for ClipBook page auditing.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the group or user whose account you want to find.


Searches for an account in all the listed domains.


Searches for an account in one or more domains that you specify.


Starts the search for a group or user in the specified domains.


Adds a selected user or group to the Add Names list in the Add Users and Groups dialog box.


Displays the name of the selected ClipBook page.


Displays the names of the currently audited groups and users.


Specifies the events to audit for the selected group or user.

For each ClipBook page, you can audit events that succeed and those that fail.


Click to add a group or user to the Name list.


Removes the selected group or user from the Name list.


To open the System menu, press ALT+SPACEBAR.


Prevents any access to the shared ClipBook page. If a user has No Access permission, the page is unavailable even if the user otherwise has access to the ClipBook.


Allows the following:

Viewing the shared ClipBook page in ClipBook Viewer.

Embedding the contents of the page into another program, but not establishing a link to the page.


Allows the following:

Viewing the shared ClipBook page.

Embedding the contents of the page into another program.

Establishing a link to the page from another program.


Allows the following:

Viewing the shared ClipBook page.

Embedding the contents of the page into another program.

Establishing a link to the page from another program.

Editing the source document of a linked object that appears on the page, and updating the link from the object to the source document.

Deleting the page.


Allows the following:

Viewing the shared ClipBook page.

Embedding the contents of the page into another program.

Establishing a link to the page from another program.

Editing the source document of a linked object that appears on the page, and updating the ClipBook page itself.

Deleting the page.

Setting permissions for the page.

Taking ownership of the page.


Allows customization of any of the following permissions:

Viewing the shared ClipBook page.

Embedding the contents of the page into another program.

Establishing a link to the page from another program.

Editing the source document of a linked object that appears on the page, and updating the ClipBook page itself.

Deleting the page.

Setting permissions for the page.

Taking ownership of the page.


Displays the owner of the selected file or folder.